Beauty Junkees Angled Blush Brush for Cream, Liquid, Powder Makeup, Dense Synthetic Bristles to Stipple and Blend for Buildable Pigmented Color

I wrote the following review for the "Flat Top Kabuki Brush" but I also bought the "Concealer Makeup Brush for Eyes". I wish now that I would have bought the entire set because I love these two so much. All I can tell you is to BUY THEM! They're great brushes and I could not be without them! I LOVE them! ******************************************************************************** I am in my late 50's and I guess you could say I am a make-up newbie. Well, sort of. I used to wear make-up years ago when I was working every day but I got out of the habit of "making myself up" after retiring early and sort of ... ahem...well, I let myself go. Recently I have begun to see the results of age on my face and have not liked AT ALL what I saw looking back at me in the mirror! Not only wrinkles, which is a whole other story, but my pores seemed to have grown to gargantuan size. I know I had some acne scars from my teenage years but they seemed to have grown much larger with age. So back to the department store makeup counter I went and picked up a bottle of liquid foundation that promised to give me that dewey look of youth. The sales woman told me I absolutely needed to use a foundation brush to apply this new foundation [which she would sell me for $36.00] but I thought it kind of weird to use a brush to put my makeup on and politely declined. [I figured I could just do it the old fashioned way - with my fingers - which cost me nothing.] I thought applying makeup after getting out of the habit for so many years would be like riding a bike. But, truthfully, it just didn't look like it did when I was younger. After viewing some professional online make-up tutorials in which brushes were used, I thought about buying one but frankly the prices seemed so steep, especially since I needed all the other products one needs to keep a face looking beautiful. But once I bought all the basics one needs in the makeup department I kept wondering if I would get better results with a foundation brush. That $40 bottle of foundation was not hiding those acne scars [so much for the "dewey look", I thought] and I figured I had just wasted my money on a product that did nothing for my face. And then I came across this brush, the Premium Foundation Makeup Brush - Flat Top from Beauty Junkees [LOVE that company name!]. It had stellar reviews and was quite inexpensive so I decided to try it and another brush. [I flip-flopped back and forth about getting the whole set but thought I would just try one or two first. Now I wish I would have purchased the whole set.] I wasn't sure how to use a foundation brush to apply my makeup but after viewing some more online videos I decided just to jump in. After only about 5 minutes of practice I really and truly was blown away at how well those acne scars disappeared using this brush! With a simple "stippling" and twisting motion I was able to magically fill in those acne scars! I then used another brush to apply a light coating of powder and my skin actually looked flawless! I felt like I had lost ten years off my face. The bristles on these brushes are so thick and so soft! The brushes, themselves, are very well constructed For someone who is "new" to applying foundation with brushes I found them very simple to use and with the large, hefty handles, very comfortable to hold and to work with. They clean easily and dry fast. And they work! I am so grateful to have found this foundation brush and at such a reasonable price. I recommend this brush to anyone who wants to get rid of the appearance of acne scars. I never thought that a foundation brush could make such a difference but it truly does. I am simply amazed at how, with the right tools, one can change the face of time. I couldn't be without it now.

This angled kabuki from Beauty Junkies is an absolute must-have. The shape is perfect for hugging the contours of the face—cheekbones, jawline, and even around the temples blend effortlessly with zero harsh lines. The bristles are incredibly soft but still dense enough to pick up and distribute product evenly. It works beautifully with creams, liquids, and powders, giving a smooth, airbrushed finish every time. I also love that it doesn’t shed and feels high quality in the hand—definitely a professional-grade brush. Whether you’re doing a quick everyday face or a full glam look, this brush makes blending foolproof. Highly recommend adding this to your kit!

This angled blush brush is very easy to use and perfect for shaping my cheeks. The bristles are soft and pick up just the right amount of product. It blends blush evenly and gives a natural finish. I’ve been using it daily and it still looks new. I would definitely recommend it.

I'm gonna confess right away that I'm a little (okay, a lot) obsessive when I'm buying products. I research reviews like crazy, and this time I actually bought multiple brands of flat top kabuki's to see which one I liked best. I heard about the Sigma F80 but didn't want to spend that much if I could get something comparable for less. So I ordered an inexpensive kabuki set from Royal Care Cosmetics and this Beauty Junkees flat top. I want to save money, but I don't want cheap quality. Right away I could see that the Beauty Junkees was better quality: heavier, denser bristles, and very soft. I have a food scale for baking, so I set each one on there to check the weight difference. RC Cosmetics 31 grams, Beauty Junkees 44 grams. (Both weighed before use to keep product build up from confusing the weights.) My thought when I applied my foundation with the BJ brush: "Where have you been all my life?!" I can't believe I've spent years applying foundation by hand. I have tried a traditional foundation brush before, but it was tedious and still streaky. This flat top is like a dream. The foundation goes on so beautifully and the brush feels amazing on the skin. It's also nicely weighted in my hand. The reason I'm taking off one star is that when I washed the brush there was the tiniest bit of looseness in the ferrule. Five stars for customer service, though, because they immediately sent out a second brush. The second brush has a secure ferrule but is slightly less dense than the first. I popped it on the scale and it was 41 grams. I got worried that I was missing out on something special with the Sigma F80, so I ordered it for comparison (I told you I was obsessive). It is the same density as the first Beauty Junkees brush I received but I think the Beauty Junkees wins on softness. There's something about the Beauty Junkees that is more gentle when pressing flat against the skin. The Sigma F80 weighs 39 grams, and my impression is that the handle is lighter than the Beauty Junkees handle, since the F80 bristles are definitely as dense. No shedding from the Beauty Junkees flat top through use and three washes. The Sigma had four little hairs sticking up that would need to be trimmed level. Both Beauty Junkees flat tops had exactly one hair that needs to be trimmed. Verdict: I'm keeping my Beauty Junkees flat top and returning the Sigma and RC Cosmetics brushes. I'm not missing out on anything, since I have a fantastic brush from Beauty Junkees. Beauty Junkees is in between the price of the other two brands, which makes it a perfect choice for quality and price. Because they are more affordable than Sigma but very similar quality, I plan to buy the other Beauty Junkees kabuki brushes as well.

Great work by the team satisfied with the service.

Les fibres sont agréables mais on utilise beaucoup de quantité de produit avec Nettoyage moyen

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